Same thing.
<form-property 
        name="blah" 
        type="java.lang.String[]"/>

You can give it an initial="{'','',''}" if u want to give it an initial
size/values.
The beauty of the String[] approach is that with multiple select boxes
Struts will take care of it for you without anything more than you assigning
the property attribute as I showed below.
-Tim

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Subject: Re: how to collect the values from multiple select box


What about with Dyna Action Forms

Nathan

On Oct 27, 2003, at 4:09 PM, Chen, Gin wrote:

> Simplest way is to have a String[] as your property.
> <html:select property="stringarrayproperty" multiple="true">
> -Tim
>
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> how to collect the values from multiple select box?
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> nathan
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